A teacher randomly selects one student from a group of students where 12 are wearing a black shirt, 8 are wearing a red shirt, and 12 are wearing a blue shirt.

What is the probability that the selected student is wearing a blue shirt?

Enter your answer as a fraction, in simplified form, in the box.

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A teacher randomly selects one student from a group of students where 12 are wearing a black shirt, 8 are wearing a red shirt, and 12 are wearing a blue shirt.

What is the probability that the selected student is wearing a blue shirt?

Enter your answer as a fraction, in simplified form, in the box.

Nnesha · Answer

same concept like last one 
(the number of people who are wearing blue shirt )  divide by ( the total number of shirts)

total number of shirts = 12 black +8 red +12 blue

Amythehedgehog · Answer

its very possible u could get blue

Amythehedgehog · Answer

sooooooooooo......